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worlds Ihampiopship Series

DETROIT, MICH, September 2s.-
The following is the schedule Of The
world's championship games to be
played between the Detroit league
and the st, Louis association clubs:
st. Louis, October 10th; Chicago, 18th ;
Detroit, 18th; PitIsburg, 18Th; New
York, l4lh; Brooklyn, 18Th; Phils-
delphis, 10Th; Boston, 18th; Staten
Island, or A hleiic Giounds, Phils
dslphia, l9h; b fillmore, Goth; Wssh.
irgton, 2lst; Brooklyn, 22d; Oincin.
natl, 23d; Louisville, Gath. II the
result be a Tie, the deciding game will
be played at vt. Louis.
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THE OAR.
Courtney wins n Race.

BIseHANPTos, N. Y September %.
A good race was rowtd on the sus-
quehanns river between Charles
Courtney aud George Bubesr today.
The race was mile and half and
return for $1,000 side, and was won by
Courtney. Bub ar had q few feet the
advantage q. the siar', but wac quickly
overhsuled BY Courtney, and the men
kept aim )et abreast until at the turn
ing buoys. There Courtney made q
better turn than Bubesr and gained
slmost q leigh. This position WAS
held TO the end Courtney's time was
1895 A match wa, ct once made
for another race, within ten days, for
$500.
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A Correction,

In a prohibition street dodger ap-
pears the following: ~. NJ. Harris
says, Has the time come when the
people Of Tennessee shall wear the
collar Of 900 fanstics TO save about
800 that ought TO die because they are
10, capable Of seli-povernment.'" As
TO the above, Mr.. Huris writes TO the
APPEAL as foiiows: ~ said that S 100
people were ffected by strong drink,
and that II was ridiculous to cay that
97.l00 OF free American cirizsns ehould
wear the collar In order that an at.
tempt should be made to save 3lC0.
Gentlemen, tell no lies, but stick TO
the truth and will chseriully stand
by my sentiments"
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PERHAPS A MURDER.
Probable Fatal Result Of a Quarrel
Among Boys.
Coiored Youths Skull Fractured
~ Blow with a
Shoe Box.

About 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the attention Of. Officer Scott was at.
tracted to several small colorsd bows
fighting on Front street, rear Madison
BY the time he reached them, Robert
Alexander, bootblsck, fourteen years
old, and living at No 3s st. Martin
street, had knocked Willie Your
down with his shoebox. Another
boy with the Young lad had attacked
Alexander, and they were wors.inp him
when he gave Young the blow on the
right side Of the head, a little above
and to the rear OF the ear, cutting A
gash almost to the bone two inches in
length. Young was senseless for the
time and had to be picked up. He
bled profusely, ard came into the ala.
tion-house screaming that he was 20.
Ing to die and wanted to be taken
home. HIS mother, who is a cook at
No. 233 Second street, arrived shortly
Afterwards, and when his wound had
been dressed by physician, che took
him home. Sac stated that her son
was aged thirteen years, and had been
idiotic all his life, and that the least
blow on his head set him crazy. His
wound is not dangerous, but II will be
several days before he RECEIVERS. Al.
exander Is charged with assault and
battery. The other lad will be ar
rested.
Lster,-Au hour or two after Young
was taken to his home he grew worse |
30 rapidly that his mother sent for the |
physicians sgain, and on closer exam. |
ination by DR.. Ro, e's his ukull was |
found to be broken and eeyeral pieces
were extracted. The boy lost all con. |
and his rawlings we're only |
quieted by oplates. At / o'clock this |
morning his wound wss considered |
fatal. Although he 10 partially quiet, |
and may live for several days, his re.
covery ID not entertained. Should he |
recover his MUD will be Q blank, as
the brain nerves are shattered. Ser. |
Resnt Hedrick, on learning that
YounR's condition was 90 serious, or.
dered that his youthful slayer be not
nd mitted to bail. While the Ander. |
son boy insists hat the fatal blow was
struck with his blacking box, the
ars Of the opinion some
more deadly instrument was used.
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FansrsI OF Major BiiIups.
ESPECIAL 70 rHn APrEAL.l


Columns, MISS, September ga
gloom was cast over cur city last night
by the death Of Major Joseph P. Bill.
ups, one OF our Oldest az 4 mos. prom.
inent cltiz,ns. Msj. B.llups came
here from osleihorpe county, Georgia,
when q nero youth, ard bss livld
here ever aimee. Before the war he
represented this district In the Lesis.
lsture. When the war came on, he
shouldered his musksl and fought
through the long and bloody ltfuggle
for Southern Tighs A brave aud
gallant soldier, when the war was over
he returned home, aud during the
dark days Of reo1nttTuciion was elect.
cd mayor Of Columbus, aad served In
that capacity both 6'mly and faith.
fn'ly, mski5g one a the best may ore
this city has ever had. His funeral
this evening was very largely a.
tsndod.
TIE. Jewish al Esns Of Oolumbu'
have observed strictly this their day OF
atonemsot. Busiuess with them was
entirely suspended, services being held
In the tynsgogue ell da-.
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Manufactured only by tbs California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Cal. 10 ns urs's own true laxative. II
is the most easily taken and the mos
pleasantly affective remedy known Il
cleanse the system when billions OF
costive, 10 dispsl headaches, colds and
ievere, TO cure hahitusl constipation,
indig, silen, 40. For slls IA 80 ceGt
aud 81 bitllss by II J. HsiH,er, ADD
all leading druggists VeL Vlest d
Co., q. W. Jones 4 o., ". N. Will
kerson 4 %, Mansfield a %. have
been appointed wholesale agents at
Msmnhia
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w.nr deI.rst. ~ Ia Nashville.

NASHVILLE, TESs., september 2S.-
TIE telephone eompany here notified
the subsc ibers yesterday Of an sd'
vance Of one dollar per month In tho
rates, beginning with October. To-
night ls'ge number q subscribers
met and appointed comm tees TO
wait upon all tubtcrisers and get their
nanes 10 an asr en- M, not o pay the
advance. II is PROBABLE that the tee
phone company will have 10 recede or
lake cut 60 sersl hundred telephones,
a. the subscribers ars slmolt unan.
imous.
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A serisss Coal striks.

EvAssvrLIa, IND, September 2s-
The strike Of coal miners here and In
this vicinity has assumed serious pro.
portions. All the miners are now out,
aud the supply OF coal is very short.
Prices have advanced about 10 per
cent. The employers and miners
blame etch other for the deadlock and
are both firm In tseir position. Some
OF the manufacturers will use wood
for fuel, II the strike continues much
longer, In order to tide over the diff
entity
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ARMSTRONG FURNITURE CO.
Autumn Styles
NOW READY.
FINE FURNITURE 4 SPECIALITY.
272 Second st opp. Court Square.

Z, Menges; Lincoln, David Rive;
Des Moines, O. M Sherman; Mime.
apolis, r. o. Foster; st. Paul, A. M.
Thompson, and Milwaukee, J. A. Hart.
M. Menges represented Chris Won
Dor Abe, Of g.. Louis, and presented
q letter from that gentleman, in which
the demands were too heavy. He
wished to make the new association a
training rcho1l for the Browns. The
delegates could not meet his view aud
they voted 10 drop s.. Louis ont OF the
deal. Lincoln, Neb, was then I'D.
mitted 10 representation, David Rowe
being present In the interest Of lbSt
city. An agreement WAS drawn up
and sigued by each delegate. A com.
mittee was appointed to prepare con.
stitution and bylaws. 4 Z MeDges,
Of Kansas CITY, was elected president
pro TEN, and Sam 6 Morton, of Obi.
cage, was elected secretary and treas.
urer. Il was voted to hold the fret
regular meeting in this city on DC o.
Der 28.h. The constitution will then
be presented and permanent officers
selected. A echedule Committee will
then be appointed.
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had FoeIisE at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. O., September 2S.-
Rain prevented the game today, great.
ly to The disappointment Of an i'm.
menss crowd. The New Orleans team
has arrived and have taken quarters
at another hotel in place Of, az u.ual,
the same hotel as the home team. The
city is raging with excitement over
the account that the Charleston team
bring oil their treatment abroad, and
the most intense feeling exists. The
men Of the two teams are said to be
at dagger'J point. The fret meeting
on the diamond promises to DO lively.
1t Is not probable that Charleston will
win all her games at home.
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Don't waste time and money ard
undergo nee Hess torture with the
knife when Ethiopian Pie Ointment
will afford inttRut relief ard certain
eura Ia every care OF bird, bleeding,
ltching, Internal and eI ernsl piles.
Rar gum Rot Medicine Co NJ ,nufaci.
rerJ, Nashville, Team. 90 cenls and
81 per bottle Sold by all druggists.
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walkers New rheater

Il giving q fitt class chow this week,
aud everything IL boomirg The
speolalii,s are all g,sa,, aud the 70.
mantle drama, Tracked TO D,ath,"
sends the Auo'encs home delighted.
Mr.. Walker has arranged 10 have the
election returns read from the stage.
ID n't Lil 10 attend tonight.
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Prevented by Kain.

Nrw rorK, September 2s --RAln In.
teiieTed with The game5 between the
New forEq aud Bjsions today. oaly
four innigg' were played, and The
score sio ] 4 ~ la tbs vsllors' favor.
There viii DO tSo game played ~.
moTOw
PBLLiDuP1IA Pa, September Is.
The A,h ellc Metropolitan sLd tue
Pliisdelphia Washington bah gam y
we're rotip0tcd today on account Of
rain.
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VOTERS OF sHELBY.
Headquarters OF the CI,issns' Anti
Prohibition Executive Commit
tee, aemp hit, Tcsn., bsp-
tenber 20. 1857.

on Thr r81sy, 9sptcmbor the c9'h,
n Amendment % the Constitution u
tn, State Gill be tubniltsd ~ the pao.
Pile for tneir ratification o. rejection,
which provide rRaiuei the manu- CT.
ure for sac, keeping Tor tale NJ n
beverage, AUy Intoxicating liquors
Whatever, Including wlso, ole d
beer.
Az this amsrdment pfop3ao. b. tam.
per with the moia. freedom and pr.
sonal rights OF cur people, increrss
taxation aud our,ail the revenues Of
bo h the State and munic pal govern.
meat, and as an impression prevails
amongst many who oppose ihia amebd.
ment that ~ spy away from tho polls
on the 2ph OF September 10 vote
against II. W. call upon cur fellow
CIT Esns. irrespective q color, religion
or politics, Tor the cake oi themselves
ard generations ysi 10 o,m', 20 e. 10
he pollp on September 20 b, and yo q
down this Tuihless atiark nb1n tue
fundamental principles Il American
liberty.
BY order NJ the COMMITTEE,
GEORGE n. POWELL, Chairman.
RALPH DAVIS, eseistAry.
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BIg,.

DOUGLASS At bic residences, N. VI Her.
n.ndS q Tu,,dsy. sspi,shsf n. ~. 49,, -
ysart.
Remains will b. taken 10 Bartlett, Tenn,
for intsrmsht, th, tTnURbDhll norninG
n9i0 o'clock, lssVibs ID. l.. a. N. depot
al 1910 DEL ,et. Friends INVITED.
YOUNG Wednesday, September "a, ikgT.
IHssLssA, Tuuba assd D. Jssrs. ISIlonis,
Mo-, and C,laubuf, o., Is.sfi please eopJ.l
fursfal will take place from residences o.
NJ. ". STANLEY, No. a EIehstss street or
tended. this nnUBsDAN afternoon At I,
o'elook. Rhsbd, Of the fam " are invited
10 attsnd.
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The following real estste trantier
were fed With the register yesterday I:
o. T.. b, bour 10 Cnarlfs QuaskeD.
bu.h, LOT 10, grantor's tubdiviton, for
$500
w. J. Kelly and wife 10 d. J. John.
con, part Of lois % aud o. In the Ninth
ward, for 1880.
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western saII OIab A..oe,a,,...

OaioAol, Ia, September % Tho
Western Association Of Professional
Bigeba'l Cubs was organic ID lat
night. Delegates representing eight
Western cities me', elected oficg,,,
s-d ,igned an hsiesmsnt forming the
new ofgiu'Ei,inn. The representation
10 &c follows: Omaha, Gsorse Z. Kay,
representing Joseph Garnsau; Obi.
caso, q. @. Morton; Kansas Cty, K.
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LouisviIIs q, Cleveland 3.

CLkvRLAsD, o., September. 2s.-The
Louisville club went down before the
Infants for the second time today Oh
their inability to hit Gilkss. Score;
Cleve and --..... 2 0 l 900 0-3
Louisville. --."..0 0 600 100 l-2
Earned runs-Clevelaad 2, Louis.
Vile l. Three base hit-Hatsliug,
White. d Juble plAys-Giikee, Stricken
and Snyder. FIRST base on balls
Stricken, Mexican 2, Mack, Browning
and Wolfe. Fret base on ersors-
Cleveland !, Lonisville /. Struck out
ALLEN. Gilkes, sny de-, Toy, Werrick.
Time-0ue hour and forty.five min.
utes. Umpirs-MeQ dsde.
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Detroit q. In IAnapsIIs ..

DETROIT, Aics September 2s.-The
last game Of the Indianapolis series,
and the last gains OF the tesson, wss
won by the home team in the iiI h
inning siltr tbs lids should have
been out, by lard hitting. Wild pi Oh.
ing ard a rna o. Jaoks MS error.
Bob cluos folded loosely, the ylsi.
ilors eIce,liug eomewhat. Score;
Dstroit.... .,......0 0007 -
Indianapolis ...--l 10000 zoos
Eirntd rum adisnspolis /, D..
troll 3. Thee ba . bis- X cbsrd ,or,
Bisse.t. D.us's plsys-Thomps
and Ddnlsp, Thomps q laad Waite,
Glastccck. ltit by pitched ball
Thompsop. Frat bass on error
Detroit 4, Indianapolis 8. Sirack out
Jackson, u owu. Passed. ha'l--Arun.
cel. Timt-0ne hour and icrly I've
miuu'e,. UWpito-POwers.
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THAT SOUVENIR
For sale st msnsfsrd's-The Pret.
ticst ThisG Ont This season.

For sale st msnsfsrd's-The Pret.
tiest rhi.s Ont rbis season.
The beautiful souvenirs Of the Pgsl.
deuI's witt TO Memphis, which was
designed by Gen. Peter Tracy, have
arrived and are ready for distribution.
The retail sale Ia open nj Mansiord's,
where all applicants eau now bO sup.
piled. The Wholesale sale a the sou.
vsnirs will he made only by Tracy 4
Co., AZ their Job printing ofics on
Second street, rear Union. and whore
applications should be made nj once.
II 10 charming picture, most appro.
priate for q lady's parlor, and will be
TIE fashionable craze for some time.
The souvenir 10 q d ely executed
work Of ar, and tnust be- seen TO be
fully appreciated. Copies are on en-.
hibition at Mantiord's, Whghts and
other attractive show windows on
Main street.
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CLOSING THE SEASON.
All the Ball Clubs Playing Their
Final Games.
Charleston ana New Orleans Quar-
relinE-RAin as Birmins ham
worlds Championship.


IsrRciAL TO TIE ArPIAL.l
BIRMINGHAM. ALA September 2S.-
The baseball game was postponed TO.
day was on account Of the bad condi.
ton OF the grounds.
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IT IL not pretended that La-ou.pi q,
Of IT, own virtue, cures any dlaeMe,
bat II assists naturo's egorls.
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Chicago vs.. Pittsburg,


CHICAGO, Ill, September 2s-DAl.
rymple won the first game for Pitts.
burg this afternoon, In q way which
made spslding say: IL don't see as
there's anything tie matter with
DAl's batting" Chicago had secured
. lead Of fse runs, mainly by Plei-
fer's hitting and good playing, when
errors BY Williamson and Tebsau,
joined TO some timely hitting, gave
Pittsbure four runs. Ia the eighth
inning DIlyrimp.e made q home run
and tied the game, and In the ninth,
Dalrymple, who was first at the bat,
hit the FIST ball pitched him for an.
other home run and settled the ecore.
Chicago, ....0 1 o 1908 %
Pittsburg -.-..O 00004 o l. q
Earned ruus-Chicsgo 2, Pittseurg
Q. Home ruos-D drymple 2, Pl,f6T
Double plays-Plefer aud Arson 2,
Whitney, Miller and Calvin, Smith
and Barley. First base on balls
williamson 2, Carroll, Wnitnoy, Gal.
VIC. fitt Dnbo on tffOTb-OllCAkl -
Piltsburs 2 Struck out-By Cligk
son =, by Calvin 2. Pas e5 ball
Miller. Wild ptcl--GA,vin. Jims
Of gans-rwo hours. UmPir VA.
entire.
TIE aKc1ND GAME,
CHICAGO, LII, September 2s In
the record game Chicago wol by yir.
tue OF moro timely hitting. Al the
runs made were lrned, ,bu, the White
Stockings got heir hits In when they
counted tie most. TIE gsme was
called sier tie sixth inning on &C.
count Of rain AID darkness. Carroll
was hurt In the fourth, and Beecher
took his ylace. Score:
Chicago, ........1 ! 0 / 0 l. 4
PIttsburg ","."...."...O o i o o o. !
Earned runs Cbirago 4, Pit bug
1. Two base hi,s-Yan Hslirep, Mi
Ter. Homo run-PisfsT. First bate
on bslls-Pet A., Williamson, Miller,
Fields. Stuck out-Morris 4, Van
Baluen 2 Tine ci game oae hou'
aud thirty minutes. Umpirs-Val'
entine.
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MiIbsrn f,in and nneh,n. a.

Keep on hand q large stock of Steel
sbaiiing, shioh they coli =, the aams
price ~ iron. SEQ or wdte lhsm be.
fore yoo purehsgs shaiti1g or Pulleys.
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0vxRTor a GnosynsoR oi1er the
storehous No. 300 Front street, now
occupied by Porter a Macrea, for rent
from September 1st.,1
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FoR muslcal Instrum, nia Of all kinds,
20 n o. X Houck A Co.'s new store,
38S Main street
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GALL At Leidy's. eco the Jscksonian
Club Hat, and get IN order Tor out, Il
you wiSh 70 20 10 hoprocesslon when
the President toIe. Cost Of bat, 80
cents.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.


vIcRsBURG. ssp,.mbtr q. = sisht.
Departed Oomnoh-ealth' b. LOUIS a.
dsylisht.
NEW ORLEANS. September . .Nsish,-
Arrived Paris o. Brown, ~. Louis she
returns ThurfdAy afternoon.
CINCINNATI, toptemher q. - Nisht-
River 3 feet on the RauEa ana ttAtionary.
Wsather-dfifIling rain all DAY.
LOUISVILLE, September q, - Night-
River rising, With 2 ieet 10 ilohet IN we
cans aud 5 inots 90 the falls. Heaihsf
slondy and wArneri light rain.
CAIRO, Sept mber 9.-NiEht.Riysr 5
Wsstfsf eisar .ad cool. Arrived CITY o.
Providence, 81. Louis pan. NO depart
ures.
A stone thrown at random 10 Eu-
rope about this time would be sure
20 hit Chicago alderman.-Chieago
News.
Dry Covers,
Mule Covers
Rnd
Tarpsulins
For Bae a
Lea Broe. 4 Jo'f,
No. 2 HoWGrd's row.
" NOV u.2 and fa are yPsr Spo to-
by Dyspepsia. use Ackers Dyspcpssis
Tablets. They are positive ctiie IoI
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, fiaoonuv
and Constipation We gusrSoe
them 70 and 10 oenfs
RREKBRT AND DERENIz w.
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I.',Sr.

PIEg-solitaits diamond ring yhils out
II driving Sunday afternoon. Liberal 70.
wsrd will 10 paid IL returned 70 LEVI JOY,
with llill, Pont.ne SCo
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PERSONkL.

( ISTRRNS-Brickyork. Smoking Chin
~ neys. etc. Telephons sss, -
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SCHOOL DISKS = hblut sir,s double
- school desks, ,tiid cherry. iron frames.
10 good order. Apply 81 LeMoyuo School.
No. 80 Orleans street
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DiANOS-Tusnty EoS5 second. hand
Il tisht and square pi.uOs must be rod
cheap for cash, some of them good a. pew
n WlTZhhNN A 90.
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GN-so saw agll.ti sin. feeder and con
~ a'n''f' niAu' ssssft66,f lIs sS i 'dSg

OLD PAPERs-At Appeal cOu1tinsrOOu.
~ 10 cent? per 100.
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nRU0 sT0EE-A 6rst elias, retail dfSs
IL store. dolns q sood PayinE busigos,i
one Of toe eldest stands In Memphist hf,t
selling Address SALEM, this once.
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IIN-Ons nearly SOW Nllburn hullsr n
VI saw gin Tor tlO0.
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SpRAYED OR sTOLtN,
FOR SALE.

I OT-Grslt aori6se-Main Q rect lot. 70
IL feet. 81 $50 ter isot. Adjoining lot
cannot be bought br less than t1D per foot
PaiehAsr cure TO mAks 30 per foot In short
time. We know whereof 70 speak, and 10
prove II we will guarantee profit Of ID Per
cent. Impossible 10 loset sure To gain, In
ysstors, wake upi once open at an.
C0NANAY'b AGENCY, 2sb Main.
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az. ss. SOa a' ssc asS sus SH ssss
60Ardsfs 'comm odatgd. rs ADAMS VI
pOONs- Tarss nice desirable r'sas.
n able Tor liEht housskosglnk
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AMusem snts.

20 ~" 1his Evening This evening no
20. tne great spectacular play, will be pro.
eocoo u uiton opera house by C. ID. ardinsr,s
IsrSe company, headed by Blanche Curti.sa
the Charming aud talent young woman. Who "a
on .% - tne "Nassar Beauty" George H.
entire country, Is the leading comeSisn. 80
tnere - Q score or more handsome youny i.d,ss
Who are seen In marches. drills, &C, TSa c,,n'
pany was In kingston, r., the other eysn,na
ana the correspondent Of the New ork Mirror
at that place says: 80 70 To- March 70 vood
performance. The drill scene was psrticnisria -
smpIeesive. eiicitinx much applause" The
AswpufS correspondent writes 40 70 came
70 good business. Miss Curtisse IL an easy. seI p
posseosed actress. who takes we'll with her audi.
ono@" The company vas in Allentown on
ThuSeoAy night to big business, and the paners
q thAs city speak In the highest terms OF them
1As King Street zneatre.-The attraction a,
IT, King street theatre next week will be Ris hi
nire Aart's combination. who viii appear IN
re 0oes: "Caiifornis Detective" "1wc
Wanoerers "ano :" PariOr Matches The com
10y sppsars at low price,. ana arc very well
"lslka "Nezs Wsek.-On Wednesday uisht
neCauiis company Of hfty people win sing
1olke In Fulton opera house. Thts opers
~ never been seen here. ana IL should attract
lesge audience. for the company y arst. class.
~ ~ Rink.-At the AGansrohor Rink this
evening there Will be dancing In the early part
y ~ evening. 70 be followed BY skating later.
Nv~s0Ass 6~sTfatHmeM at the King Street
1neews.-Ihis evening . BENT ut will be given
= ". 4. Haibaeh u the King street thestre.
Aooag shoee Who will take part are the voll.
!aevn and popular 0oldeus Prof Nohn. Geo.
gN0eng6 Wttmer 1rothsrs, the Knife Kin1
- . oosen others. The regular orchs.tr~ ~
- soose 1il Sarnish the music.
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uoonanSesburgs Whose SERVICES Win b. Naaa n
II o'saoes. IAssrmsat q AecAAniesbury csme-
tsry.
GiIsoan ia this city, on Ami, Easar r.
GiIgors s0A. Of the Lac Niillam h, ana NC Il.
GilSosS. 10 - i0th pear Of KiS -. -
fast BIZ sunerimg. past his pain.
Tho relatives an1 friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral from
he mothers resi0ence. No. - West James street,
ON noneey afssrnooa at 2Ho'clock. lnterment
atShreiner's cemetery. as-lt
lMiLLH Hsocr. Sia this city. ON April .. Augustus
The relatives and friends Of the family, mem
eers OF Co. B.. 18th 1egt, Pa. Vols and Posts
~ ana 81, q. 4. X are respe cttully invited To
attend the funeral from hts late resiaesce. No
- East Chestnut street, on Monday afternoon
1t Sk O'Clock. 1nterment at Lancaster cems-
tery (soldier's lott
Rors April eth, 1851. in this city. ct his late
9th year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereaftcr.
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